Kashmir, February 14,2026-Muhammad Harris, a Class 3 student from Margund in Kangan, has brought laurels to Jammu and Kashmir by winning a gold medal at the 3rd All India Pencak Silat Championship held in Dehradun.
Representing Army Goodwill Public School, Harris showcased exceptional skill, agility and discipline on the national stage, outperforming competitors from various states across the country. His victory at such a young age has been widely appreciated by teachers, parents and the local community.
The championship, which witnessed participation from talented young martial artists nationwide, provided a competitive platform for budding athletes to demonstrate their abilities. Harris’s confident performance and technical precision stood out, earning him the top podium finish in his category.
School authorities congratulated the young champion and credited his success to consistent training, strong mentorship and family support. They highlighted that exposure to national-level competitions plays a crucial role in building confidence and sharpening competitive spirit among students.
Nurturing the Future of Kashmir
Army Goodwill Public School continues to focus on holistic development, encouraging students to excel not only in academics but also in sports and co-curricular activities. By promoting discipline, leadership and physical fitness, the institution is helping shape a generation of confident and capable youth in Kashmir.
Harris’s achievement is being seen as an inspiration for other young students in the region, demonstrating that talent from even the remotest areas can shine at the national level with the right guidance and opportunities.
